EZCast 2

I choose peer to peer mirroring by pressing 2 or 5 sec on small bottom on device !! Is works WITHOUT any other app such as EZ cast !! I connected to HDMI at tv and use tv as extended monitor for projecting presentation , songs , books whatever in a church ! One small problem I meet 2 times but I am not sure if was for EZcast 2 or my setup tablet was that after aprox 2.5-3 hours is disconnected suddenly in windows not at tv .I reconnected back within 2 seconds using wifi connect from windows. So far , all good !!! Amazing resolution , all very clear !! Peer to peer mirroring selected by pressing on small bottom on device for 2-5 seconds !!! You don't need ANY app when use this !! You don't need also router for internet when use this way !!!

It might be that this product actually works well, but I will never know. It was impossible to set it up through their App, which is the only way to use it. I got stuck in a loop where it couldn’t detect my home WiFi and the suggested fix was to go to “settings” and alter something but then it wouldn’t let me into “settings” without already being connected to WiFi. The “help” functions are not helpful if they always just lead you back to FAQs that tell you to connect to WiFi. Just poor. I gave up after an hour and put it back in the box and sent it back for a refund. What a waste of time.

Easy to set up but follow the instructions step by step. Fine for streaming your pictures off your iPhone but this unit struggles with 1080p video streaming. I have a fast home network but there was a lot of frame drop and subsequently the audio sync slipped rendering the movie (airplayed from MacBook) unwatchable. In short, this is not a viable solution for movie streaming to televisions without built-in Airplay functionality. Consider a miracast app (full, paid for version) on your Amazon Firestick / ChromeCast instead.

It was very good for casting my iPad to the boards at work (teacher) my daughter also used it to cast to the TV at home. After 6 months though it will only work if at a very precise angle (it’s like the cable that goes into it is loose) and it’s meant I’ve had lessons planned that I was unable to use. A little stuck now as clearly I’m going to need a new one but I can’t afford to replace them multiple times a year to be able to do my job. They aren’t cheap and sadly don’t last.

First off, thias is NOT a chromecasting device (Ive tested and it doesnt work!) so there are certain apps that you can't cast to this device, you'll need a chromecast supported device for that, I will explain all below, but basically, its a screen sharing device that has its own app to share the screen, or a single app, you do this through a PROPRIETARY APP called EZCAST, you download it by scanning a QR code on the TV screen when you first set it up. (they claim that it can be used without the app but I have not been successful in setting this up without the ezcast app) Why 5 stars? I gave this 5 stars because it does what I wanted it to do, which is to screenshare while watching Udemy tutorials on my TV. I'm not sure if this was just a lucky course I am on, but I dont think it has the same DRM as the apps I will talk about next: Apps that is does not work on (streaming video services) This includes Full screen sharing and "share a single app" functions: Amazon Prime Video - Audio Only - Black Screen on TV Disney+ - Audio Only - Black Screen on TV ITVX - Adverts played on TV - Video only, but the main feature black screened on the TV (again possibly DRM protection from screen sharing) Other likely fails (but untested) will be Netflix (untested but likely to also fail) Paramount+ etc I dont have those accounts so couldnt test, but im pretty sure they run the same type of DRM that prevents screen sharing while watching films / TV series etc, so if your buying it for this reason, you will be wasting your money, find another device that supports Chromecast. Bottom line, this isnt a chromecasting device, screensharing is not allowed for DRM protected content. Most of these services have some sort of DRM that blocks screen sharing, in my case, Amazon Prime and DisneyPlus played audio only on the TV. Its also worth noting that I did also try to "cast to this device" with the cast icon, in the Disney+, ITVX and Prime Video apps natively, but they could not detect this device, confirming my suspicion that this was NOT a chromecast supported device. This is OK for me and it doesnt lose any stars to that, as I kind of expected that when I bought it, but would have been very nice and convenient if they did, as I have an older Smart TV that doesnt have Disney+ in its appstore. But Hey ho I didnt buy it for that. Apps that worked: Youtube Most all of my games, most notably: Minecraft Hill Climb Racing Getaway 2 Chess.com The Tower Fallout Shelter Udemy - the main reason I purchased this device - Video only but does what I need it to do. Would seem like the ideal sort of device for presenting on for example a powerpoint slideshow etc or for using as a dashboard for some app you have, for me, I use it for watching Udemy Classes on a larger screen from my mobile and it works great for that, heres how I do it 1. open the EZCAST app 2. Click on find device icon 3. Click the burger menu 4. Click Mirror 5. Choose App or Full Screen 6. Open Udemy 7. Watch a class 8. Turn up the volume a bit on the phone (Audio and video on phone, but video only on TV) This suits my needs, Hope this helps inform your buying decision.

I have been using EZCast (and non-branded equivalents) for years, primarily to watch my own stuff from an iPhone or iPad on hotel TVs when travelling. This newer version has much stronger wi-fi due to having a dongle attached to the power cable. That makes it a bit bulky. It's always been easy to connect your device to the EZcast and Airplay to it, but the wi-fi pass through was a bit hit and miss. The new version let's you connect to wi-fi with Bluetooth and is a breeze. Until Apple produces something similar (likely never), this is still the best way to Airplay to a TV. Note that you cannot Airplay/cast Netflix, Prime etc as their own protocols prevent it, but if you have material downloaded to your iPad then no problems.

to use this they ask you to use an app and verify yourself by send £0 from your bank account saying nothing else will be charged. 2 day later you get billed £39.99 - a monthly charge for using the app. Nothing in the description. Ended up reporting this to my bank as fraud. (would be a zero star review but you cant do that but wanted to warn anyone else considering using this)

I found this a bit fiddly to set up. It can still be a bit fiddly at times when you come back to use it but you get used to it. It would be better if they gave a step by step written explanation rather than rely so much on qr codes which seems to be the way things are going now. They have their uses, but are overrated. Once everything is connected the picture quality is good overall. There can be some breaking up and stuttering at times, but when things are working well the picture quality is good. I find EZcast is best rather than the basic mirroring option. I don't think there is a casting device that is perfect, especially if you don't have an ideal wifi setup. There is other stuff on the device eg channels which I didn't need. I just wanted a pure casting device. I don't know if these additional items get in the way of the casting. I think if a power adapter is needed as they say the manufacturer should supply one with the device. Paul

I had the older v1 version of this product that only worked on 2.4Ghz. The new version functions very well and casts better picture quality with only minor sporadic packet loss. It's a good upgrade if you know what you are doing. FYI you do not need the app at all.

☆時々wifi接続が途切れてしまうのが、難点。 →その他の機能は、大満足。特に、Apple系端末だとアプリをインストールせず、ミラーリングができるので、操作が簡単です。 →4Kテレビにミラーリングすると、細かい所で致し方ないが、画像低下が見られる。

Muy practico funciona rn TV viejitas pero lamentablemente salio fallado de la.parte en la.conexion estaba flojo

Ne fonctionne pas toujours bien, très difficile d’écouter une émission puisque ça bug souvent

J'ai acheté un écran portable de 15 pouces que j'emporte dans mon sac. J'utilise ce dongle pour afficher le contenu de mon smartphone sur cet écran (car la prise USB-C de mon téléphone ne supporte pas le partage d'écran même avec un dongle adapté ; à mes souvenirs il faut de l'USB-C 3.0 ou 3.1 pour pouvoir brancher un écran directement sur le smartphone, et le mien est en 2.0). Ça fonctionne très bien, et la résolution est correcte. Et depuis mon portable, j'utilise l'application Steam Link (ou tout autre appareil de contrôle à distance depuis le portable) pour contrôler mon ordinateur à distance. Et en utilisant un dongle pour contrôler le portable à l'aide d'un clavier et une souris, ça me permet d'avoir mon ordinateur fixe où que j'aille. Conseil : vérifiez le mode de connexion entre le dongle et votre appareil depuis l'application dédiée. J'avais connecté le dongle au réseau Wi-Fi local, mais la connexion se faisait à travers Internet, ce qui causait des latences et des coupures plus fréquentes à l'affichage. En vérifiant dans les options de l'application, j'ai pu activer une option qui permet de passer directement par le réseau local, dans la mesure où le dongle et le portable étaient connectés sur le même réseau par Wi-Fi